Administration:
Psafe officers are friends. They have brought alcohol to underage parties before. They just make sure everyone is safe, they don't care about drinking or noise or climbing on roofs or anything. Psafe is the best.

Party Scene:
Very few actual parties at Bryn Mawr. If you want to party, you go to Haverford for the night, which is good, because you don't wake up to puke everywhere. Buses run late enough to bring you to and back from parties.

Campus Food:
Haffner is my favorite, but Erdman is good too. Always something new and good of vegetarians or vegans. Dining halls close too early for my liking, but Uncommon is open for snacks (that cost money) or ordering from Campus Corner (again, money).

Campus Housing:
Dorms are absolutely superb at Bryn Mawr. Even the smallest dorms are more roomy than average dorms at most colleges. In the average dorm, a student will have a walk-in closet either to themselves, or with a roommate, a fireplace, and a window seat. Heating is excellent, and each dorm is clean and well-kept. All dorms are right on campus except for one. This year, my furthest class has been a five minute walk from my dorm.

Athletics:
I do not participate in athletics at school. While there is a wide variety of options for students (everything from cross-fit to zumba to taekwondo to horseback riding) I do not think that my review would be helpful.

Administration:
The Self Government Association does an excellent job at bridging the communication and power between students and administrators. I've noticed that there is no clear way to identify situations where students are held accountable and should be the ones delineating action and when the administration should which cause tension.

Academics:
The English major gave me a lot of flexibility with the areas on literature and writing that I was interested in. I loved taking classes for fun and actually have it count towards my degree. INTENSIVE READING for most 200 level and 300 levels

Overall Experience:
Professors had lots of office hours and were always available through appointment. Collaborators is a good way to describe them. They push you to your limits and help you produce excellent work.

Overall Experience:
It was everything I wanted. I developed academically and personally. I feel like a stronger person and someone who will forever be deeply connect to Bryn Mawr through the alumni network.

Guys & Girls:
girls at bmc are usually hipster chic (urban outfitters, high waisted jeans, etc). Having the tri-co makes it easier to find people if that's what you're interested in. I personally wasn't really concerned.

Overall Experience:
There is definitely a "type" or a few different types of students who really truly love Bryn Mawr. The professors are amazing, classes are really awesome. Definitely not a typical college experience, for some it works for others not so much.

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Like any highly-rated liberal arts college, Bryn Mawr provides a stellar education to a vibrant student body on a campus so beautiful that sometimes it looks surreal. During the school year, especially in the dead of winter, it is easy to overlook these tremendous offerings and instead focus on the massive amount of work, as it contrasts to what can seem like a dearth of social opportunities. These are the times where some freshmen consider transferring.

Traditions help lighten the mood on campus, and despite what seems to be stress oozing out of every pore, most students manage to do a lot more than just handle their school work-though everyone agrees that academics is a priority. In the end, students are most proud of their academic work, but also fond of the school and experiences that they had here. Mawrters come to Bryn Mawr to benefit from the faculty and coursework the school is known for. Some women find the lack of boys on campus difficult to adjust to, or they find the general smallness of the campus undesirable, but in the end, most stay for the same reason they came: academics. When it's over, few look back on the decision with regret.